There’s no shortage of U.S. World Wide Web companies that have folded to replicate their successes at home in Chinese cyberspace. Despite throwing considerable resources at its Chinese-language operation, for instance, Google (GOOG) is a distant No. 2 in online search [BusinessWeek.com, 8/30/07] beh…

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Touchscreen cell phones are everywhere these days. Yet precious few offer the finger-swipe scrolling and dragging of the iPhone’s display. Most of these phones merely let you poke an icon rather than scoot around the screen with a flick or drag of a finger.

There are some notable exceptions. One is…

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Would you still want the potential to fly, whether you were due to put on a 117-piece set of chain mail before each flight? Would you still value instant teleportation, whether you had to fill out a 72-page structure before each jaunt? Would you still want ultimate control by the universe, whether y…

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In its continuing effort to find a way to build money from its YouTube unit, Google has introduced a type of e-commerce ad that YouTube users can visit to buy digital goods from Apple’s iTunes or Amazon.com.

Under the program announced Tuesday, viewers of a video with a music track, for example, w…

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Microsoft Corp. will be releasing games developed by top Japanese designers for its Xbox 360 console, a senior executive said Thursday, the latest effort by the U.S. software maker to prepare inroads in a market where it has lengthy struggled.

John Schappert, Microsoft corporate vice president of i…

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A Silicon Valley gene-testing startup is responding to criticism that the tests could spur poor health-care choices by teaming up for a broad study of how the results affect behavior.

Navigenics Inc. charges customers $2,500 to analyze their DNA to assess their risk of developing more than 20 disea…

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Savvy World Wide Web users know that downloading unsolicited computer programs is one of the most dangerous things you can do online. It puts you at great risk for a virus or another day bomb from a hacker.

But even some sophisticated surfers could get taken in by a sneaky new attack in which crimi…

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